Princess Castle Cake

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3 simple princess figurines with a brave knight in shining armour.
The turret inners are inedible tubing.
Imprinted details were airbrushed and then wiped clean to leave a darkened ‘grouting’.
The roof tiles were cut with oval plunger cutters.

Chef Sam, BLOG: http://chefsamcakes.blogspot.com/, FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/chefsamcakes

birthday pink lavender silver gray white chocolate

9 Comments

Goreti commented about 11 years ago

very pretty

Cakemummy commented about 11 years ago

Pretty

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Ana Remígio - CUPCAKES & DREAMS Portugal commented about 11 years ago

Lovely Sam!!! xxx

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The Cake Tin commented about 11 years ago

This is so cool Sam :)

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Violet - The Violet Cake Shop™ commented about 11 years ago

Cool castle cake! Love technique used for the grouting – such a great idea! =D

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Gulnaz Mitchell commented about 11 years ago

So pretty! Love how you did the roof of the castle!xoxo

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Elli Warren commented about 11 years ago

Very pretty! :-)

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Zoe White commented about 11 years ago

Lovely!

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chefsam commented about 11 years ago

Thank you all!!

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